Sentence examples for tricky making from inspiring English sources

However, it's always tricky making these comparisons.

I enjoyed writing about my fellow baby boomers, though it was tricky, making generalizations about a cohort 78 million deep.

That is the sort of device one normally thinks about when someone says "H-bomb". Thermonuclear weapons are tricky; making one work requires a bit of test experience.

It was tricky making it all work together, but it was fun figuring out how to make it work, and it definitely adds to the track I think.

"It's a bit tricky making music and being on the internet in an age of conversation about cultural appropriation, when New York is such a stew of different backgrounds," says Polachek, her tone suddenly turning serious.

But the circuit is tricky, made slippery by low temperatures, a bumpy surface and dust.

This method is tricky; make sure that it doesn't get too hot.

Putting the right price on a book can be tricky: make the price too high, and no one will want to buy your book.

Palace had already threatened from open play, their fleet of tricky dribblers making constant mischief.

But Mr. Rosen brings an anguished, dark sincerity to this tricky role, making the ambiguities believable, at least in the moment.

"There is nothing trickier than making a movie whose core is politics," Ms. Weinstein said.